The Brass Ring | Full Movie | Bob Balaban | Dina Merrill, Sylvia Sidney, April Lerman

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THE BRASS RING
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Plot:
A mother afflicted with depression comes into conflict with own mother and children when she refuses to seek professional health care.

Crew:

• Directed by: Bob Balaban
• Written by: Jocelyn Riley
• Starring: Dina Merrill, Sylvia Sidney, April Lerman, Keith Reardon, Carrie Kei Heim
• Produced by: Jonathan David
• Music by: Paul Baillargeon
• Cinematography: Steven Fierberg
• Edited by: Peter Hammer

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Transcript

00:00:00You

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00:01:00We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:01:26We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:01:56We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:02:06We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:02:16We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:02:36We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:02:56We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:03:04We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:03:14We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:03:24We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:03:44We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:03:54We are a family, and sometimes we may be a little funny, but we are family.

00:04:04Well, I guess I have to be lucky at something.

00:04:19Clean it up, kid.

00:04:44Do you mind? This is my newspaper. I'd like to read it in peace.

00:04:53Well, there's a Clint Eastwood film playing at the Queen's Plaza, but...

00:04:57You're not going to help around the house this weekend, either.

00:05:00I'm just going to drag those kids off to a movie again.

00:05:05At least pay me the rent you owe me. It's the middle of the month.

00:05:12That's tough. I can't pay it.

00:05:17Well, you're not leaving this house until you do.

00:05:24If you think that you're going to lock a grown person in a room, you've got to be crazy.

00:05:28I'm not the crazy one in this family.

00:05:33Oh, no?

00:05:34What did you say to me?

00:05:36Now you get something straight. This is my house. I live here.

00:05:40And you've got to learn to cooperate.

00:05:42Mama's been fine all spring, really.

00:05:45But she's had three nervous breakdowns since Diane was born, and she had to be put away.

00:05:49But she's doing okay now. Her skin's cleared up. She can remember everything.

00:05:54It's not my fault if you can't manage your money properly.

00:05:57Please, give it to me.

00:06:00I don't have it. I don't believe you.

00:06:04She's even held a job for almost six months now.

00:06:09Give me that.

00:06:12You keep your filthy hands off that. Give that to me.

00:06:17Sometimes it's like being on a merry-go-round.

00:06:19Yes, it's so crazy.

00:06:21The mom keeps reaching out.

00:06:23She's always sure the next time around she's going to get the brass ring.

00:06:28What do you want?

00:06:30Elaine, is that your medicine?

00:06:33What's in my purse is my affair.

00:06:35Haven't you been taking your pills?

00:06:37What pills?

00:06:39Elaine, don't play games with me.

00:06:41Tell me if you've been taking your pills.

00:06:43I don't have to tell you.

00:06:46God, do we have to go through this again?

00:06:50Please.

00:06:52If I didn't hide everything, you'd take everything away from me.

00:06:57Let's just try to calm down.

00:07:01It's mine. I earned it.

00:07:04I did it myself.

00:07:08Let's try to be reasonable.

00:07:10Don't touch me.

00:07:12Keep away from me.

00:07:22Come on, kids. Let's get out of here.

00:07:27Thank you, Dad.

00:07:30Thank you, Mom.

00:07:57We're gonna make it.

00:07:59This time we're gonna be a family.

00:08:07This time will be the right time.

00:08:10This time it will become reality.

00:08:18Like the brass ring on a merry-go-round.

00:08:21Our time will come the next time around.

00:08:24This time we're gonna be a family.

00:08:31This time we're gonna be a family.

00:08:38This time we're gonna be a family.

00:08:48This time we're gonna be a family.

00:08:53Shouldn't we call Grandma?

00:08:55No.

00:08:56At least not long ago.

00:08:57No!

00:09:02Is this place near Grandpa's grave?

00:09:04Tear it up.

00:09:07We're on our own land now.

00:09:09Daddy will know where to find us.

00:09:12Near Grandpa's grave.

00:09:18Don't you ever, ever say such a thing again.

00:09:24What about your job, Mom?

00:09:26I have a double-entry book.

00:09:27Keep running along with your job.

00:09:31Hello?

00:09:32We may have lost a round or two.

00:09:37But we came out a little stronger.

00:09:42Get out of here.

00:09:48This is Charlie.

00:09:50Honey, he's lovely, but he's too big.

00:09:52Maybe we'll get something smaller.

00:09:54Sometimes not knowing what to do.

00:09:59But we came out a little stronger.

00:10:06This time we're gonna make it.

00:10:09This time we're gonna be a family.

00:10:17This time will be the right time.

00:10:20This time it will become reality.

00:10:28This time we're gonna make it.

00:10:31This time we're gonna be a family.

00:10:37A family.

00:10:46A family.

00:10:59Next time we'll rise to that.

00:11:00Oh, wow.

00:11:05Watch out, kids.

00:11:07Get out of the way.

00:11:20Get into the water.

00:11:21Oh, great.

00:11:24I think we got a big pool here or something,

00:11:27like a public or a lake.

00:11:31Oh, I could use some coffee.

00:11:33I can't believe it.

00:11:34My mother's run away from Grandma

00:11:36all the way to a place in New Hampshire called Lunar Lake.

00:11:39Grandma may be worried, but Mom sure isn't.

00:11:43I really can't believe it.

00:11:55Taxi!

00:11:57Taxi!

00:12:25There's a bug in the bathroom.

00:12:27Did you wash your hands?

00:12:28Tomorrow, see? Property.

00:12:31What is it?

00:12:32Vandalism.

00:12:38T-shirts.

00:12:51Hello?

00:12:55Sir?

00:13:01Sir?

00:13:04Hello. May I help you?

00:13:06I need a hammer.

00:13:07What kind?

00:13:09Hammer.

00:13:10Okay.

00:13:11There are lots of hammers here.

00:13:13I'm sure you can find one that you might like.

00:13:17Which one would you like?

00:13:21Cheapest will be fine.

00:13:23We're just going to pound in a few tent stakes.

00:13:25Oh, and I need a well.

00:13:27They have property out by the lake.

00:13:29Artesian?

00:13:31I beg your pardon?

00:13:32Do you want a well with a pump or an artesian?

00:13:35Cheapest will be okay.

00:13:37How about this one right here?

00:13:39It's not awfully big.

00:13:40I think it'll serve its purpose a bit.

00:13:45Okay.

00:13:46Oh, and I need a latrine.

00:13:47I suggest you buy this and dig the latrine yourself.

00:13:50All you need is a hole and two footprints,

00:13:52and this will come in handy when you bury your garbage.

00:13:56Now, about the well...

00:13:57We'll dig that for you.

00:13:59Good.

00:14:00But I'll have to show you where, and I don't have a car.

00:14:03Mom, what can I tell you?

00:14:06We need a tent.

00:14:36This tent's gonna be a family.

00:15:07This tent's gonna be a family.

00:15:26Whoa!

00:15:28Okay, come back.

00:15:30All right.

00:15:32That's good.

00:16:00I got this mother pump!

00:16:02Great!

00:16:05So we found our own hideaway.

00:16:07In the first night, sure enough,

00:16:09the moon came out over Lunar Lake.

00:16:37Mom.

00:16:39Mom.

00:16:43Mom, I had a bad dream.

00:16:46It's okay, honey.

00:16:47Come on.

00:16:48Come on.

00:16:54Okay, it's all right.

00:16:59It's okay, honey.

00:17:28That one's all yours.

00:17:57This tent's gonna be a family.

00:18:10Okay, kids, let's get ready.

00:18:12We're going for a nature walk.

00:18:16Mom's nature walks meant hiking into town

00:18:18to do laundry and buy groceries.

00:18:21And we became very fond of the public library.

00:18:43Coming.

00:18:48What are you doing?

00:18:49I'm trying to wash my face.

00:18:52Can I watch?

00:18:55Sure.

00:19:01Come here.

00:19:03I'll do it. I'll do it.

00:19:09Knock, knock.

00:19:10What's going on in here?

00:19:12This is the ladies' room.

00:19:13Look, guys, I don't think you realize something.

00:19:16Your dear mother's going wacko.

00:19:19Sometimes I could kill Ron.

00:19:21He always talks like that when he's scared.

00:19:23I mean, Mom's been doing okay.

00:19:33Um, where's Marge?

00:19:36I don't know.

00:19:41Do you need a chair?

00:20:04I guess I'll wait outside.

00:20:14I always wonder why Dad deserted Mom.

00:20:23Don't you think we should call Grandma?

00:20:25We don't have to call her.

00:20:27Yeah, but we should let her know where we are.

00:20:29Nah, let her hunt.

00:20:31If we let her know where we are, she'll call the cops like she always does.

00:20:34Yeah, she'll probably guess where we are anyway.

00:20:42Mom, I wanna swim.

00:20:45No swimming without a lifeguard.

00:20:46That's ridiculous.

00:20:47How many people do you know that live by lakes and don't go swimming?

00:20:50Go to your room, Ron.

00:20:52I'm not a freak.

00:20:55Someday we'll have a lifeguard.

00:20:58And our own boat right in front of our house.

00:21:02We don't even have a job.

00:21:04I'll get a job.

00:21:08Oh, smell that air.

00:21:11We're starting over right here.

00:21:14Near this beautiful lake.

00:21:17And our own wonderful water lake.

00:21:21This land is ours.

00:21:25Forever and ever.

00:21:27I promise you.

00:21:40Dear Grandma, we're all okay here at Camp Lunar Lake.

00:21:48Please don't tell Mom that I wrote you.

00:21:57You know, Mom, comics are a good investment.

00:22:00A mom with comics number one's worth $16,000.

00:22:04Wish I had one.

00:22:07Diversity builds character.

00:22:13Hi, I brought you Sunday dinner.

00:22:16And apple pie.

00:22:18You're not allowed to speak to any of us.

00:22:22Come on outside, kids, and we'll set up a picnic.

00:22:25It's probably poison.

00:22:26My kids aren't having any.

00:22:28I think they will.

00:22:29Come on, kids.

00:22:31Nobody wants you here.

00:22:32I don't believe that.

00:22:33Well, it's true.

00:22:34Leave.

00:22:35You are not wanted here, get it?

00:22:38Now, nobody needs you.

00:22:39The kids don't need you.

00:22:41We do not want you here.

00:22:43I'm going to call the police.

00:22:45Oh, yeah.

00:22:46I'm sure you have a princess telephone.

00:22:48Now, come on, kids.

00:22:49Come on with me.

00:22:50Come on, Ron.

00:22:53Elaine, what are you going to do?

00:22:56You can't handle this.

00:22:57You can't handle this.

00:22:58You're going to run out of money.

00:23:00The kids have to go to school.

00:23:01Stop it.

00:23:02It's going to be the same old story we've been through this before.

00:23:05You can't expect your kids to take care of you.

00:23:08Elaine, please.

00:23:11Well, anybody who wants to come home with me is welcome.

00:23:15But I'm leaving right now.

00:23:17Well, I hope you've learned your lesson.

00:23:20You can't touch me here.

00:23:21My father's spirit lives in that lake, and I know you're afraid of his power.

00:23:41Well, I don't think writing grammar was such a great idea.

00:24:01May I have the applesauce?

00:24:09May I have the applesauce?

00:24:39May I have the applesauce?

00:24:59May I have the applesauce?

00:25:13Oh, you like that book?

00:25:14Yeah.

00:25:16What's the pie?

00:25:17Um, Katherine Mansfield.

00:25:23Do you live around here?

00:25:24I haven't seen you.

00:25:25We're staying down at the lake for the summer.

00:25:27It's nice around here.

00:25:28Yeah, it's really nice.

00:25:29Especially compared to New York.

00:25:32You live in New York?

00:25:33Yep, the big apples.

00:25:37And you come from Brooklyn?

00:25:39I do, yeah.

00:25:40And I come from Gravesend.

00:25:42My father's cable company that he works in moved here about a year ago.

00:25:54What's your name?

00:25:55Merle.

00:25:56I've got to go.

00:25:57Bye.

00:25:58Well, I'll see you then.

00:25:59Maybe.

00:26:01That's all right.

00:26:10I think we can handle it.

00:26:19I couldn't handle it.

00:26:19Um, Marge!

00:26:34Rizzy?

00:26:35Huh?

00:26:49I got a question.

00:27:09Yeah?

00:27:10I'm thinking of renting a place in town this fall.

00:27:13Is that so?

00:27:14Nothing too expensive.

00:27:16You know, Claverley Place is for rent.

00:27:19Claverley Place?

00:27:20Yeah, between Boardwalk and Park Place.

00:27:22Of course, it ain't furnished.

00:27:25Well, that's no problem.

00:27:25We have furniture.

00:27:28Do that again, honey, and I'm gonna take your head off.

00:27:34If that one's small, I'll take his head off.

00:27:50Whoa.

00:27:52That looks like the house from Originator.

00:27:54That's a really far, out-of-your-park.

00:27:56Yeah, it's like a Polly's Haunted.

00:27:58Come on, don't do that.

00:28:04Come on.

00:28:05It's got a very good view.

00:28:07It's got a nice porch.

00:28:15Well, what do you think, Merle?

00:28:17It's kind of dirty.

00:28:18Well, I'm no self-respecting cockroach if you want to hear it.

00:28:24This is gross.

00:28:34That's big.

00:28:36Oh, God.

00:29:07I'll take it.

00:29:25It took us about two minutes to move in,

00:29:27and two days to decide where to put a cot,

00:29:29two lawn chairs, and an ice chest.

00:29:31But it was fun.

00:30:02Oh, no, no.

00:30:03I don't want one.

00:30:04No.

00:30:05You can't just have Froot Loops for lunch.

00:30:07Why not?

00:30:08Can I have some more raisins?

00:30:09You can have more, anyway.

00:30:11You're in a real swinging outfit.

00:30:13Trying to make a big impression on your first day at school.

00:30:15I know.

00:30:16Where are you going?

00:30:17Job hunting.

00:30:19Since you kids are going to be in school,

00:30:21I'll be free to go look for work.

00:30:23Not too many people know double-entry bookkeeping, though.

00:30:26Hand me my purse, will you, Merle?

00:30:28There you go.

00:30:29Oh, damn.

00:30:30What's wrong?

00:30:32Oh, look at that.

00:30:33The strap's broken.

00:30:39What were you guys laughing at?

00:30:42Broken for two months.

00:30:44Ever since you and Grandma had your little, uh,

00:30:46shall we say, uh...

00:30:47I suppose you think that's funny, too?

00:30:51You get the stupid thing fixed.

00:30:53Thanks for the advice, Ron.

00:30:55Ice is free, after all.

00:30:57Cut it out.

00:30:58What did you want me to say, Mom?

00:30:59Oh, that's all right.

00:31:01I don't care.

00:31:02A little schist don't fix this person, I think.

00:31:04I'll get it fixed.

00:31:08Your mother can look after herself.

00:31:10Don't you worry.

00:31:12Now, how about a hug?

00:31:16Aw.

00:31:23Purple could I need?

00:31:44We went through all the presents.

00:31:46Oh, you did?

00:31:47Yeah, we did.

00:31:48Did you have fun?

00:31:49Yeah.

00:32:00So, uh...

00:32:01How do you like it here, Myrtle?

00:32:03My name's Merle.

00:32:04So, uh, how do you like it here, Myrtle?

00:32:22My name's Merle.

00:32:23Okay, M-E-R-L-E.

00:32:30Merle, I hope you'll be happy here.

00:32:43It's not New York, but we're friendly.

00:32:48I've never been to New York.

00:32:52I've been to Los Angeles.

00:32:55Now, what's it like, Merle?

00:32:58You want to know what New York is like?

00:33:02Uh, no.

00:33:06Now, your homeroom is 202, and your advisor is Miss Finnegan.

00:33:13Uh-huh.

00:33:14Now, we're all here to help you, and you just let me know if there's ever anything that I can do for you.

00:33:18All right.

00:33:20Here.

00:33:23Let me help you.

00:33:37You new?

00:33:38Yeah.

00:33:39Yeah, I've got some.

00:33:40We don't seem to get many new kids here.

00:33:42Everybody just stayed.

00:33:46Is your room 202?

00:33:47Yeah.

00:33:48Come on.

00:33:49I'll take you.

00:33:52Oh, hi, Angela.

00:33:53How are you feeling?

00:33:54She's really nice.

00:33:55Yeah, she seems nice.

00:33:56Hi, Miss Agnes.

00:33:57How are you feeling?

00:33:58Yeah, she's our homie.

00:33:59We're driving with each other.

00:34:00She's really nice.

00:34:01Some of the kids call her pridey, but, you know, we don't say it in front of her.

00:34:06I don't know how I'm going to remember everybody.

00:34:08Don't worry.

00:34:09You will.

00:34:10You will.

00:34:11Where do you live?

00:34:1216 Maple Street.

00:34:13Oh, yeah.

00:34:14I heard somebody moved in there.

00:34:15The Clackery house.

00:34:16The Claverly place.

00:34:17Oh, yeah.

00:34:18The Claverly place.

00:34:19Yeah, the Claverly place.

00:34:25I can miss your Walden.

00:34:27Oh, he's the one that stinks.

00:34:29He's got rivers under his arm.

00:34:31How about your lip gloss?

00:34:33Cheryl, I like you and everything, but your Kleenex flowers are terrible.

00:34:37Why don't you do the food and then Tony do the decorations?

00:34:40But I was food last year.

00:34:45Hi.

00:34:46Oh, hi, darling.

00:34:48How are you all doing?

00:34:49Fine.

00:34:50Uh, how was your summer?

00:34:52Oh, my father just got a new boat.

00:34:54We went water skiing a lot.

00:34:56You guys look great.

00:34:58Well, gotta go.

00:34:59Bye.

00:35:00Have fun.

00:35:01Bye.

00:35:02Bye.

00:35:03I hate that girl.

00:35:04Aw.

00:35:05You want to do lights?

00:35:06I'm not sure if I'm going though.

00:35:08I don't know how to roll up the gate.

00:35:10You can fake it.

00:35:11Be there Friday night, 730 at the pavilion.

00:35:14I don't even have skates.

00:35:15Everybody's going to rent.

00:35:16Yeah, that's right.

00:35:17Uh-huh.

00:35:18All right.

00:35:19Hi.

00:35:20Hi.

00:35:30He told Jane that he liked you, and Darlene was sitting right there.

00:35:36Really?

00:35:37Oh, boy.

00:35:38I thought Ricky was gone with Darlene.

00:35:41Well, where have you been all summer?

00:35:45Come on, you guys.

00:35:51Well, I think I'm really going to like it here.

00:36:05What do you think of the school today?

00:36:15The teacher, she got us all our names, and she remembered all of them.

00:36:19After lunch, she couldn't remember a single one.

00:36:22And so we started to call her no name.

00:36:24You got a letter from Grandma.

00:36:26What's that?

00:36:27It was registered, but he let me sign for it.

00:36:29Well, she won't.

00:36:36She says she's worried about us, and she wonders why we haven't made any contact with her.

00:36:40She has an envelope for each of us at the stand.

00:36:43I think down here.

00:36:44Here we go.

00:36:46And there's a dime in each one of them in case we want to call her Colette.

00:36:51That's better.

00:36:52Hello?

00:36:54Maybe we should call her.

00:36:56Good idea.

00:36:57I volunteer you.

00:36:58Forget it.

00:36:59I'm home.

00:37:05I got the job.

00:37:07Let's celebrate.

00:37:11I work for the Peerless Feed and Grain Company.

00:37:14Can I pay you an oatmeal?

00:37:16It's a bonus.

00:37:17It's good for us.

00:37:20We can make all kinds of things out of it.

00:37:25Like, um, well, like meatloaf and cookies and, oh, probably even muffins.

00:37:33Yeah, and oatmeal mache boots come wintertime.

00:37:38I got my own office.

00:37:40Oh, it's tiny.

00:37:41It's a little cubicle.

00:37:42It doesn't have any windows.

00:37:44It's all mine.

00:37:46I'm so happy.

00:37:47I'm working.

00:37:48I'm earning money.

00:37:56Thank God.

00:37:59Hey, how you doing?

00:38:00Not too good.

00:38:01I can't find my notes for the history class.

00:38:04God damn it.

00:38:06Sorry.

00:38:07Sorry.

00:38:08You still living up by the lake?

00:38:09Yeah.

00:38:11Here they are.

00:38:12I got them.

00:38:15All right.

00:38:16So test me on the bottom half of the questions right over here.

00:38:20All right.

00:38:21In the early 1700s, almost all the work in the world was done by human hands.

00:38:25A, S, B, no, C, maybe.

00:38:27Bay?

00:38:28No, actually, no.

00:38:32The national road ran between Maryland and Ohio.

00:38:35A, S, B, no, C, maybe.

00:38:37Bay.

00:38:38Right.

00:38:40Would you like to go to the skating party with me Friday night?

00:38:43Bay.

00:38:54Bay?

00:38:55Mm-hmm.

00:38:56Can I stand back?

00:38:57Can you see that I have a pimple on my nose?

00:38:59No, no, no.

00:39:00Are you sure?

00:39:01Positive.

00:39:04Are you sure you don't have a date tonight?

00:39:06No.

00:39:08Hey, can I borrow your eyeliner?

00:39:12Mama's gonna kill you.

00:39:16You know, two of the kids in my class sometimes wear high-heeled shoes.

00:39:19Yeah.

00:39:20I think you'll have a date tonight.

00:39:22Why not?

00:39:27You ready? I'll walk you to school.

00:39:29Who's mother walks them to school?

00:39:31I have to go downtown anyway. I'll buy you a Coke.

00:39:34No, thanks.

00:39:36What's the matter?

00:39:38Don't I look okay?

00:39:39You look fine.

00:40:10Here, sir, give me a moment.

00:40:12Can I have a pair of skates, please?

00:40:13Sure.

00:40:21I need skates.

00:40:22I think I'm a seven.

00:40:24Oh, hi, Meryl.

00:40:25I love your little outfit.

00:40:26It's so kinky.

00:40:27Shut up.

00:40:28I'm nervous enough as it is.

00:40:30Sorry, I don't have any seven.

00:40:31Where's Wicky?

00:40:32He's over there.

00:40:33He's putting on a skate.

00:40:34I can't believe it.

00:40:35He's got his own skate.

00:40:36I've never even gone skating before in my entire life.

00:40:38I don't have an eight either.

00:40:40So give me a nine.

00:40:41I'm going to kill myself, I know it.

00:40:43Yeah, I can see it now.

00:40:44Girl dies skating.

00:40:46I'm serious.

00:40:47These skates are going to be flying off my feet.

00:40:49I can't skate as little as anybody.

00:40:51This is all I've got.

00:40:52One size fits all.

00:40:57Gorgeous skate.

00:40:59I'm going to kill myself, I know it.

00:41:02Crazy.

00:41:33I don't care what you did in my mood.

00:41:37I'm just always tired of worrying.

00:41:41I'm so tired.

00:41:45I'm just always tired of worrying.

00:41:47What's the matter with you?

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00:44:01Hello, Ricardo.

00:44:02Huh.

00:44:03Alright.

00:44:05Sorry.

00:44:06So, uh, how have you been doing?

00:44:10Fine. Um, have you met Meryl?

00:44:13Oh, yeah. The new math teacher.

00:44:15No, Meryl, the girl right next to me.

00:44:19Hi. Nice to meet you.

00:44:22Mm-hmm.

00:44:26So, uh, aren't you going to ask me to skate?

00:44:29I'm eating right now.

00:44:31I won't mind if you skate with me once. Come on, let's go.

00:44:34That's not what I meant.

00:44:36Then, no.

00:44:38Excuse me.

00:44:45Uh, you're really new around here, aren't you?

00:44:48Yeah.

00:44:50So, where are you living?

00:44:5216 Maple Street.

00:44:54Oh, of course.

00:44:58Uh...

00:45:01Do you need help on that or something?

00:45:04No.

00:45:06I don't think so.

00:45:11Pimple.

00:45:31How about your blush?

00:45:33Oh, sure.

00:45:35Darlene ducked Ricky for this 11th grade football player.

00:45:39Probably anyone would go out with her.

00:45:41Yeah.

00:45:42Why do you think?

00:45:44There was this rumor that Darlene got pregnant, but I think Darlene started it herself.

00:45:49It's really a shame.

00:45:51It's terrible.

00:45:52What?

00:45:53These new eyeliners she's got are wonderful.

00:46:01I'm sorry.

00:46:08My feet are killing me.

00:46:14Let's see.

00:46:16You were pretty good.

00:46:18No, I wasn't.

00:46:20You showed a lot of potential.

00:46:21I was terrible.

00:46:23You were pretty good.

00:46:25You were really pretty.

00:46:27Yeah, right.

00:46:29I'm not kidding.

00:46:31I don't know what to say except that you were the prettiest girl in our section.

00:46:34Really?

00:46:35Yeah.

00:46:36I like you a lot.

00:46:38Is that all right?

00:46:40Fine with me.

00:46:44Merle.

00:46:46I gotta go. I'll see you later.

00:47:00Merle.

00:47:01It's awfully dark in here.

00:47:03Do you think we should turn on some lights or something?

00:47:06I just like it.

00:47:08Merle.

00:47:16Merle, I know all about boys.

00:47:19Small-town boys are no different, believe me.

00:47:25They'll touch you.

00:47:28Filthy hands all over you.

00:47:34Don't let them, Merle.

00:47:38Shama.

00:47:44You must be very careful.

00:47:49You're my rock. Remember that.

00:47:55Me too.

00:47:58I know.

00:48:22Merle.

00:48:25Merle.

00:48:26What?

00:48:29I don't think Mom's okay.

00:48:31I know.

00:48:34She talked funny to me tonight.

00:48:37I know.

00:48:42The kitchen tablecloth.

00:48:44It caught on fire from one of Mom's cigarettes.

00:48:48I found it in the trash.

00:48:51So what do you want me to do about it?

00:48:53I don't know.

00:48:55So?

00:48:56I don't know.

00:48:58So shut up and go to sleep.

00:49:26Okay.

00:49:50If you two are doing it, I want to be the first to know.

00:49:54Shut up.

00:49:58Mr. Hall wants to see you.

00:50:12Merle.

00:50:13Hi.

00:50:17I have a letter here from your grandmother.

00:50:20She says that she wrote you.

00:50:23You didn't answer.

00:50:25No, I didn't.

00:50:27You didn't answer.

00:50:29Merle, why not?

00:50:33I don't know.

00:50:35Look, I don't want to butt in or interfere.

00:50:37Will you call me in to talk about the weather?

00:50:40No.

00:50:44She says that...

00:50:49Well, your mother's having some problems.

00:50:51She doesn't have any problems.

00:50:56Mom's treating you okay?

00:50:57Yeah, she's doing just fine.

00:50:59Are you getting enough to eat?

00:51:00Yeah, I have plenty to eat.

00:51:02Is she working?

00:51:04Yeah, she's got a good job as a double entry bookkeeper at Perilous.

00:51:08Oh.

00:51:09Mm-hmm.

00:51:10Oh.

00:51:11Oh, good.

00:51:12Mm-hmm.

00:51:14Well, would you do something for me, Merle?

00:51:18Would you write to your grandmother and would you tell her how you're doing?

00:51:22Yeah, sure.

00:51:23Can I go now?

00:51:28Look, if ever you need to talk to me about anything, my office door is always open to you.

00:51:32Remember that.

00:51:35I hope you like my mother.

00:51:36She's nice, but she's still a mother.

00:51:39Yeah, she is.

00:51:41She's a terrible cook, so if she offers you any food, you're allowed to say no.

00:51:48Honey?

00:51:50Why don't you pass these Rice Krispie bars to Merle?

00:51:55Thanks.

00:52:05Can I have some milk, please?

00:52:08Ma, are you sure you made this recipe right?

00:52:11These things look kind of weird.

00:52:15You're terrible.

00:52:19How are you enjoying our little town, Merle?

00:52:23It's nice.

00:52:24It's different from New York, but we're doing all right.

00:52:27I'm sure.

00:52:28My mother's working for the Peelers feeding grain company.

00:52:31Hi.

00:52:32He's doing bookkeeping.

00:52:34Who ate my carrot juice?

00:52:35Not me.

00:52:37I'm afraid I did.

00:52:38Oh, Oscar, how could you?

00:52:42Oscar, have you met Merle?

00:52:44Of course.

00:52:46Hello, Merle.

00:52:47How's the tent holding up?

00:52:48Oh, really well.

00:52:49Good, fine.

00:52:50I'll see you kids later.

00:52:52Nice seeing you again, Merle.

00:52:53Bye-bye.

00:52:57Do you sell Merle?

00:52:59A little bit.

00:53:01Honey, why don't you show Merle the vest we've been working on?

00:53:06Nice crocheting.

00:53:07Now I'm doing real good.

00:53:11You want a Rice Krispie bar, Jane?

00:53:13This stuff is pure sugar.

00:53:14Do you know how many calories one Rice Krispie bar has?

00:53:17I mean, we're talking major junk food.

00:53:19A simple no thank you would do it, Jane.

00:53:25Let's see it.

00:53:27We've got to fix the arm.

00:53:31Put it on.

00:53:33I'd love to teach you how to crochet, Merle.

00:53:37It's easy.

00:53:38If Mary can do it, anybody can.

00:53:41But she's going to be an antique before she finishes this.

00:53:44I'll be too big for it when it's done anyway.

00:53:47If I were you, I'd be thinking about getting smaller, not bigger.

00:53:50I was thinking about my bust.

00:53:53What bust?

00:53:57How old are your brothers and sisters, Merle?

00:54:00They're five.

00:54:01She said, how old are they?

00:54:05Nine and eleven.

00:54:07So you're the big sister?

00:54:09Yeah.

00:54:10Can Merle stay over for dinner tomorrow?

00:54:12If it's all right with her mom.

00:54:14It's not.

00:54:15I have to go home and wash the dishes.

00:54:17Well, can't you phone home?

00:54:21No.

00:54:23We don't have a telephone.

00:54:25You don't have a telephone?

00:54:27Believe it or not, Mary, there are some people who do fine without a telephone.

00:54:34I'll get you girls some more milk.

00:54:47Listen.

00:54:48The homecoming dance is soon.

00:54:50You might not even want to go, but I just want to know.

00:54:54Well, well, well.

00:54:56Hello, you two.

00:55:08Hi.

00:55:13Hi.

00:55:17Hi.

00:55:18Oh, I'm so excited.

00:55:19I get to be one of the first junior princesses ever in the homecoming parade.

00:55:22That's great.

00:55:24Oh, I even get to ride one of the floats.

00:55:26Wonderful.

00:55:27I'll be wearing pastels.

00:55:29Bill likes me in pastels.

00:55:31He says it lights up my face.

00:55:33Bill's playing? I heard he was benched.

00:55:35Benched? He's one of the best football players on the whole team.

00:55:38He certainly won't be benched for the homecoming game.

00:55:41So why'd he get benched?

00:55:43Well, we went to those parties and...

00:55:45He got drunk and called the coach.

00:55:48It was funny.

00:55:50You should have been there.

00:55:51Oh, I'm sorry. You're still in junior high school.

00:55:55Oh, if I see you, I'll wave to you from my float.

00:55:59Marilyn, I'll wave too.

00:56:01I'm taking her to the dance. It's all right with her.

00:56:06How nice.

00:56:08Well, gotta run.

00:56:11Bye.

00:56:12Bye.

00:56:21I was looking for Mr. Norton.

00:56:24I guess he's not here.

00:56:51If it's magic feeling

00:56:54Imagined or real

00:56:58My heart's aching just to know

00:57:03Does he

00:57:06Does he love me

00:57:10Is he the wish I made one night

00:57:13That finally came true

00:57:16Does he

00:57:19Does he want me

00:57:23Not just for now but for the rest of my life

00:57:29All my life I've dreamed of someone

00:57:32I could love and lean upon it

00:57:37Could he be the one

00:57:42Is he the friend I've always needed

00:57:45The smile on his face that's glad to see

00:57:49Could he be the one

00:57:52Hi.

00:57:53Hi. Eight o'clock, your house.

00:57:54What?

00:57:55Pick me up?

00:57:57No, you can't.

00:57:58Why?

00:57:59You know, it's really far, so me and Mary are gonna meet you at the gym.

00:58:01No, pick me up.

00:58:02What? No, you can pick me up. I mean...

00:58:04Eight o'clock, pick me up. It's the homecoming dance.

00:58:06But it's so far away.

00:58:07It doesn't matter. You're my date for the homecoming dance. Eight o'clock.

00:58:11So you're gonna pick me up.

00:58:12Pick you up.

00:58:13At eight o'clock.

00:58:14Eight o'clock.

00:58:15At my house.

00:58:16Your house.

00:58:19So what do you want to do today?

00:58:20I want to rob a bank.

00:58:22We could, uh, buy some Legos.

00:58:25How about those?

00:58:26I love that.

00:58:27So why don't we walk out and see our property?

00:58:28You know, look at the land.

00:58:31Yeah, we can visit our father's.

00:58:33We don't have any property.

00:58:35Uh, Mom, well, we lived all summer, you know.

00:58:37Tent, between, pump.

00:58:40You mean you lost the land, Mom?

00:58:43I didn't lose anything.

00:58:46I took it.

00:58:48I took my job.

00:58:50I took the property.

00:58:53I took everything.

00:58:55You lost your job?

00:58:58You mean you really lost your job, Mom?

00:59:13No roof.

00:59:16Yeah.

00:59:18This really stinks.

00:59:19Yeah, sometimes she always manages to wreck everything.

00:59:22No, she doesn't.

00:59:23Oh, no, and you do roofs only.

00:59:27She promised.

00:59:28Uh, big deal.

00:59:29She promised.

00:59:32She really promised.

00:59:34To the roof.

00:59:35And besides, what promise has she ever kept?

00:59:38If it weren't her fault, she can't keep a promise.

00:59:40I mean, she doesn't do it on purpose.

00:59:42Just something she does.

00:59:45But she promised.

00:59:47You're a lost kid.

01:00:06Will you move this plate, please?

01:00:07Which plate?

01:00:08Will you move this plate, please?

01:00:09What are you trying to do?

01:00:11Do you want help?

01:00:12No.

01:00:13Yeah, I did.

01:00:18It's Saturday night.

01:00:19Why don't you get out or something?

01:00:20Go to the movies.

01:00:21Because I've got a lot of problems.

01:00:22I'm failing math and I'm not going to make it into the eighth grade.

01:00:25So I'm not moving.

01:00:27Can you just leave tonight?

01:00:28I'll never ask you again.

01:00:29Please go away.

01:00:31What the hell is all...

01:00:33What were you saying?

01:00:35It's nice to dance.

01:00:36Oh, you've made some boyfriends.

01:00:38Shut up.

01:00:39Well, that's Mr. Wonderful coming home.

01:00:41Shut up.

01:00:42Hey, you think you'll marry him?

01:00:48Shut up.

01:01:07What are you looking for?

01:01:12I was going to smoke a cigarette, if you don't mind.

01:01:18Here.

01:01:32What are you doing?

01:01:33I'm going to get a play-doh off the table.

01:01:37Ricky's going to be here in a little while.

01:01:42Ricky? Who's Ricky?

01:01:44You know, the boy who's taking me to dance, remember?

01:01:49I remember.

01:01:51Of course I remember.

01:01:53Has anybody been telling you I don't remember, is that it?

01:01:56No, Mom.

01:01:59I remember.

01:02:01I remember.

01:02:05Meryl.

01:02:08There are certain rules about boys in this house.

01:02:11I hope I've made them clear to you.

01:02:14Yeah, well, I'll be good.

01:02:16You be good, too.

01:02:19All right?

01:02:27I like your house.

01:02:30I don't want it. It's yours.

01:02:31Shut up, Meryl.

01:02:40Did you live in Queens?

01:02:44Uh-huh.

01:02:46We originally lived in Brooklyn.

01:02:48My father's cable company transferred over here from Brooklyn.

01:02:54His father worked for a cable company.

01:02:56Nasty thing, gives a free TV.

01:03:01All right.

01:03:13Well, we'll see you later.

01:03:16Nice meeting you.

01:03:30Pa.

01:03:32I got your wife. I figured it would go with anything.

01:03:35Thanks.

01:03:38Your mother's very nice.

01:03:39Yes.

01:03:41She smokes a lot.

01:03:43She's trying to cut down.

01:03:44Come on.

01:03:58It's good fudge.

01:04:00Good evening, Mr. Hall.

01:04:01Hi, Meryl.

01:04:02Hi, Cheryl.

01:04:03I always liked my shirt.

01:04:06Come on, let's go.

01:04:08No.

01:04:10I want to look at the stars.

01:04:12Don't you like to look at the stars?

01:04:14Sometimes.

01:04:16Why not?

01:04:23Is that the Big Dipper over there?

01:04:25No, that's not it.

01:04:26That's it over there.

01:04:28Then what's that?

01:04:29I don't know.

01:04:31No, that's the Milky Way.

01:04:32That's the Big Dipper.

01:04:33No, the Milky Way's a long bend.

01:04:35That's the Big Dipper.

01:04:36The Big Dipper's a pot.

01:04:37The Milky Way's a long bend.

01:04:38I don't know what that is over there, though.

01:04:41Sometimes when I'm depressed,

01:04:43I look at the stars

01:04:44and think of all the little people on the stars.

01:04:46Little people?

01:04:47Yeah.

01:04:48And each star is a world.

01:04:50And we're one star.

01:04:52And so there's so many worlds.

01:04:53You know how tiny we really must be.

01:04:57Come on, Darlene.

01:04:58Let me explain.

01:04:59No, just get away.

01:05:00Please, let me explain.

01:05:01Get away.

01:05:02Come on, Darlene.

01:05:03Leave me alone.

01:05:04Let me explain.

01:05:06Here, you want to have some of my mother's pie?

01:05:08Yeah.

01:05:09Yeah.

01:05:15How do you like it?

01:05:17It's awful.

01:05:21Hi.

01:05:22Hi.

01:05:23Hi, bro.

01:05:24Hi, how are you?

01:05:25I'm here.

01:05:26Your dress is really nice.

01:05:28Here, try some of the crunch my mother made.

01:05:34How do you like it?

01:05:35Oh, it is...

01:05:37We need something...

01:05:38Matcha.

01:05:39Or something.

01:05:41I have to tell him I'm making his new arms around.

01:05:44Come on, Darlene.

01:05:45Yes.

01:05:57All my life I've dreamed of someone

01:06:00I could love and lean upon

01:06:04Meryl, I know all of us boys.

01:06:09Small town boys, I know it.

01:06:16Let's be very careful.

01:06:34Does he, does he love me?

01:06:41Is he the wish I made one night

01:06:44That finally came true?

01:06:47Does he, does he want me?

01:06:54Not just for now, but for the rest of my life

01:07:01All my life I've dreamed of someone

01:07:04I could love and lean upon

01:07:08Could he be the one?

01:07:12Meryl, excuse me, I've got to go.

01:07:15Oh, Meryl, Meryl, if you see Miss Eck, uh, anywhere,

01:07:18would you tell her I'm here at the punch ball?

01:07:19I always said that that guy had a big empty space

01:07:21where his partner used to be.

01:07:22Shut up, you don't have to be mean.

01:07:25The guy's a joke, Darl.

01:07:26I know that, Ricardo.

01:07:29So then why do you hang out with him?

01:07:34I'm just trying to make you jealous, you big idiot.

01:07:37Hey.

01:07:45Hey.

01:07:57Meryl!

01:07:59Wait, wait, wait.

01:08:02Would you wait?

01:08:03Come on, let me explain.

01:08:04What?

01:08:05Come on, just come outside, I'll explain to you, come on.

01:08:10Wait a minute, just listen.

01:08:11I mean, Darlene had a very rough time tonight.

01:08:13What the hell, Ricardo?

01:08:35What?

01:08:51Mom?

01:08:52Shh, quiet.

01:08:55Do you have any aspirin?

01:08:57We're not alone.

01:09:01Yeah, right, we'll have a really bad headache.

01:09:03Are you sure we don't have any aspirin?

01:09:05No.

01:09:36No!

01:09:44I heard you!

01:09:56I can take care of myself.

01:09:58I can take care of my kids.

01:10:01Never turn on me, never!

01:10:02Never!

01:10:04Boys!

01:10:07You'll never poison them!

01:10:09We are protected!

01:10:19Get away from me!

01:10:20Get away!

01:10:21Get away from me!

01:10:26Go upstairs.

01:10:27They're very near, they're gonna get me, but I'll keep them away from you.

01:10:30You go upstairs.

01:10:33Oh my God, they're gonna kill me.

01:10:35They're gonna kill me!

01:10:36Go, get upstairs!

01:10:42What do we do now?

01:10:43Set her up in the living room and sell tickets.

01:10:46Stop it.

01:10:49I'm warning you, stay away from me.

01:10:51Stay away from me!

01:11:03Myra, whatever it is, if there's something you need to talk about, it's okay.

01:11:13Honey, what's wrong?

01:11:17Are you sick?

01:11:21Has something happened to you and you want to tell me about it?

01:11:26I'm a great listener.

01:11:36My mother's going crazy.

01:11:39Oh.

01:11:42Mary probably says the same thing about me.

01:11:46No.

01:11:48She's having a nervous breakdown.

01:11:51She's having a nervous breakdown.

01:11:55I mean, she thinks people are hiding in hell.

01:12:00She's had one before, but my grandmother was there to help us out.

01:12:07Where is she?

01:12:11Where's your brother, where's your sister?

01:12:14They're home.

01:12:21I mean, she's not hurting anybody or anything, but...

01:12:26She's going crazy and she just won't stop.

01:12:33Do you think we ought to call a doctor?

01:12:37She'll kill me.

01:12:40I mean, when my grandmother called the ambulance, she didn't talk to her for three years.

01:12:48No, they still don't really talk much.

01:12:52Well, don't you think we need to do something?

01:12:59Yeah.

01:13:02I guess this must be about the worst night in your life.

01:13:11Yeah.

01:13:13Well, let's go into the kitchen and make a few telephone calls.

01:13:26Hello, Grandma?

01:13:28It's me.

01:13:30I'm calling from a neighbor's house.

01:13:36Yes, I think you'd better do that.

01:13:42Okay.

01:13:43Okay.

01:14:08One more time.

01:14:10Never, never.

01:14:18Watch me.

01:14:20Watch me.

01:14:23No way.

01:14:26Oh, my God.

01:14:28No crime.

01:14:30No crime.

01:14:34No crime.

01:14:39No crime.

01:14:48I wonder who called the cops.

01:14:50Hello.

01:15:08Hello.

01:15:10Is Merle Carlson here?

01:15:12Yeah, that's me.

01:15:14I have some papers I need for you to sign.

01:15:16My grandmother will sign for me.

01:15:18She'll be here in a moment.

01:15:20Oh, no.

01:15:22Oh, no.

01:15:25Stop it!

01:15:51Excuse me, I need you to sign this.

01:15:54What?

01:15:55I need your signature.

01:15:57Oh, uh, yeah.

01:16:10Uh, could I have a pen, please?

01:16:51Merle.

01:16:55I'll, uh...

01:16:58I'll get you some breakfast just as soon as I can.

01:17:04Your rooms are all ready.

01:17:09A lot, a lot of your friends have been calling.

01:17:14I...

01:17:16I had all your clothes cleaned.

01:17:17She had a good job, Grandma.

01:17:21She was doing just fine.

01:17:26She, she was a double-entry bookkeeper.

01:17:29One of the best.

01:17:33Uh, the Weavers had a, had a new baby.

01:17:36They want you to babysit.

01:17:39Is it a girl?

01:17:41Oh, another boy.

01:17:43Martin.

01:17:44Oh, another boy.

01:17:46Mark.

01:17:50There's a stack of mail for you from the Fruit of the Month Club.

01:17:55I think it's your name.

01:17:57Grandma.

01:18:06She wouldn't take her medicine.

01:18:09There isn't anything anyone can do if she won't take her pills.

01:18:15That's about it.

01:18:26I kept my phone.

01:18:33Good girl.

01:18:44Good girl.

01:19:15Sometimes not knowing what to do

01:19:21But we keep out a little stronger

01:19:30This time we're gonna make it

01:19:34This time we're gonna be a family

01:19:45This time will be the right time

01:19:48This time it will become reality

01:19:56Like the brass ring on the merry-go-round

01:19:59Our turn will come the next time around

01:20:02I can hear the music

01:20:08This time will be the right time

01:20:11This time it will become reality

01:20:14This time it will become reality

01:20:20Like the brass ring on the merry-go-round

01:20:23Our turn will come the next time around

01:20:26I can hear the music

01:20:32This time we're gonna make it

01:20:35This time we're gonna be a family

01:20:38This time will be the right time

01:20:41This time it will become reality

01:20:49Like the brass ring on the merry-go-round

01:20:52Our turn will come the next time around

01:20:55I can hear the music

01:21:01This time will be the right time

01:21:04This time it will become reality

01:21:07This time we're gonna make it

01:21:10This time we're gonna be a family

01:21:18This time will be the right time

01:21:21This time it will become reality

01:21:36This time it will become reality

The Brass Ring | Full Movie | Bob Balaban | Dina Merrill, Sylvia Sidney, April Lerman

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